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I think Kasprov was better then Bobby Fisher and had a little more attack.

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Didnt you hear? they proved it to be father christmas, and they made chessmaster in his honour

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Originally posted by jonzzzz
I think Kasprov was better then Bobby Fisher and had a little more attack.
Although Kasparov's highest rating was 2851 and Fischers was 2780, it is
ifficult to compare, Kasparov had modern databases, etc. and computers and Fischer didn't

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Everybody knows that.

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Originally posted by chesskid001
Although Kasparov's highest rating was 2851 and Fischers was 2780, it is
ifficult to compare, Kasparov had modern databases, etc. and computers and Fischer didn't
Do not forget that Kasparov had a team of GMs to help him.

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Originally posted by JokerFive
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Everybody knows that.
Botvinnik beat Capablanca when he was about 14 years of age. Maybe Botvinnik is better then Capablanca.

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fischer was the best knight player there ever was. does it matter who was the best? they are all beyond belief.

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Originally posted by gambit3
Do not forget that Kasparov had a team of GMs to help him.
good point

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Originally posted by kmac27
fischer was the best knight player there ever was.
Spassky was the best kmorning player there ever was.

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"I think Kasprov was better then Bobby Fisher and had a little more attack."
What was somebody saying about the quality of threads on this board at the moment 😞

Set up your own clan and then troll your own private forum, I'm sure you'll be able to keep your self amused for weeks.

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Originally posted by chesskid001
Although Kasparov's highest rating was 2851 and Fischers was 2780, it is
difficult to compare, Kasparov had modern databases, etc. and computers and Fischer didn't
Kasparov's opponents also had databases, computers etc. Fischer's opponents didn't.

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Originally posted by mtthw
Kasparov's opponents also had databases, computers etc. Fischer's opponents didn't.
good point. but also, there is no telling how good fischer would have been with the help kasparov had, and capablanca was by common consent the most talented player ever, having never read a chess book, so would he have been better from computers, or was his skill in using purely his own talent and not rules and concepts? but the biggest question of all is, am i going anywhere with this?

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Originally posted by mazziewag
good point. but also, there is no telling how good fischer would have been with the help kasparov had, and capablanca was by common consent the most talented player ever, having never read a chess book, so would he have been better from computers, or was his skill in using purely his own talent and not rules and concepts? but the biggest question of all is, am i going anywhere with this?
It's a popular misconception that Capa never studied openings or read a chessbook.
He did. He enjoyed discussing theoretical novelties in openings as much as any GRANDMASTER, and was familiar with all opening lines.
But he didn't make his life revolve around chess, he liked being a playboy and living the good life, that much is true. Compared to Alekhine, he did indeed ignore studying chess.
But Alekhine was nuts.

AND WHY IS THE SCRIPT GOING WAAAAAAAAY OFF TO TEH RIGHT?

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All remarkable players in their own right. They continue to inspire people to do well in this game. Utter respect is given from me and I am sure others agree. (excuse the ryhme😀)